When companies seek to outsource operations, they are referring to the process of entrusting an external vendor with certain in-house tasks. These tasks are usually repetitive or mundane in nature but crucial for the day-to-day processes of an organization. Examples of common outsourced operations include accounting, IT services, digital marketing, human resources, etc.
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We recently wrote a piece for Insurance Investor highlighting artificial intelligence and how new innovations can revolutionize middle and back-office operations for insurers.
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By definition, digital transformation takes place when business processes are brought together and aligned with contemporary automation technology across an organization. Workflows become more streamlined, faster, optimized and less risky. That means tasks aren’t siloed, department-specific or done manually any longer.
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Recently, SS&C’s Research, Analytics and Consulting wrote a piece for Ignites, where we outlined our 2020 predictions for the asset and wealth management industries. The following is a more in-depth review of our 2020 predictions.
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Historically, U.S. debt has been one of the most liquid investments in the world, making it a safe option during times of uncertainty. This has made U.S. Treasuries an attractive investment to foreign investors looking for stable, relatively risk-free, positive returns.
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Managing and administering employee benefits enrollment is challenging. An important component of that is ensuring that your enrollment and eligibility data gets to your vendors on time and with the correct data.
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